Trial unicycle

you're either going to want the kh20 or the onza trials. you can't go
wrong with either. people could debate forever about which is best and
there have been approximately five hundred threads concering this
topic.

save yourself the time and just flip a coin

-grant

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I agree, either will suit you fine. Especially if you only wiegh 130.

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Go for the KH because you can order it directly from Bedford in Toronto.
His phone number is at bedfordunicycles.ca Don't bother looking at the
rest of the dite it is essentially worthless. It's way out of date and
he has much larger stock.

David

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Hi,

I've got a KH20 Pro, and that thing is overkill!

Heres my specifics:

AlexDX32 19" Rim
Luna 20"x2.50" Trials tire
Profile drivetrain
Oddyssey Jim C. unsealed pedals.
KH20" Pro frame (hey I didn't want to wait until the regular frames came
back into stock at Unicycle.com)
Thompson Elite seatpost.
Kris Holm Rail Adapter
Kris Holm seat.

The only thing bad about the uni is the price: $1300.00 USD. But hey,
the only things to go bad on it in the next year are the pedals, seat
(it does flex, maybe I'll switch to carbon fibre base, and new fusion
cover with an air pillow), and tire. If I keep the wheel true, and
grease my Profile set-up I'll be fine.

The thing is bombproof. I've been nervous that it's handled stuff my
other uni never could. I do drops or hops/jumps, and get off right away
to inspect the damage, and I can't believe the thing is still in great
shape aside from nicks and scratches. The wheel is still true!
Amazing!!

It will eventually make up for its high cost, through years of
use/abuse!!! It was so worth it!!

Later,
Evan

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evan--

how big are the drops you do? how much do you weigh?

-grant

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I do like 6feet drop. The kh 20 trial cycle will resist to it?

Thanks a lot.

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I went with the KH 20 Trials Unicycle and I love it, It seems like a
very solid built unicycle.

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